Strong’s G3366

μηδέ

Part of speech

Conjunction,Negative

Transliteration

méde

Pronunciation

may-deh'

Definition

nor, neither, not even

Meaning

and not, not even, neither…nor.

Usage

The Greek conjunction "méde" is used to connect negative clauses or phrases, often translated as "nor" or "neither" in English. It serves to continue a negative thought or prohibition, emphasizing the exclusion of additional elements or actions. In the New Testament, "méde" is frequently used to reinforce a command or teaching by extending the negation to include further possibilities.

Bible references

Matthew 6:25;Matthew 7:6;Matthew 10:9;Matthew 10:9;Matthew 10:10;Matthew 10:10;Matthew 10:10;Matthew 10:14;Matthew 22:29;Matthew 23:10;Matthew 24:20;Mark 2:2;Mark 3:20;Mark 6:11;Mark 8:26;Mark 8:26;Mark 12:24;Mark 13:15;Luke 3:14;Luke 12:22;Luke 14:12;Luke 14:12;Luke 14:12;Luke 16:26;Luke 17:23